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What Trump's 2nd Coming May Mean For High-Performance Homes

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What Trump's 2nd Coming May Mean For High-Performance Homes

With President-elect Donald Trump taking office in January, contributor Ryan Meres outlines what builders need to pay attention to when it comes to energy-efficient tax credits and building codes.

Pre-Election Survival Guide for Homebuilders Amid Uncertainty

Marketing & Sales

Pre-Election Survival Guide for Homebuilders Amid Uncertainty

Builders must adapt now to shifting buyer sentiment, interest rates, and evolving housing policies post-election.

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New Home Star

Now Is No Time To Deplete U.S. Housing's Frontline Workforce

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Now Is No Time To Deplete U.S. Housing's Frontline Workforce

The Looming Threat to Home Construction: How a Mass Deportation Could Paralyze the U.S. Housing Market

Race For The White House '24: Housing Affordability In The Spotlight

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Race For The White House '24: Housing Affordability In The Spotlight

What does the 2024 election mean for the future of housing?

Energy Codes Are Complicated: Time for a Simpler Approach?

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Energy Codes Are Complicated: Time for a Simpler Approach?

Homebuilders can get ahead of code changes by taking advantage of incentives and participating in state code adoption processes where they build.

A Matter Of Debate: Cutting Through The B.S. On Housing Fixes

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A Matter Of Debate: Cutting Through The B.S. On Housing Fixes

"I equate the presidential campaign proposals to spiking the punch. It is fun; everyone enjoys it, at least until the inevitable hangover comes. Fixing supply is more like telling people they really do have to eat their vegetables." - Scott Cox, SLC Advisors

What Trump's 2nd Coming May Mean For High-Performance Homes

Policy

What Trump's 2nd Coming May Mean For High-Performance Homes

With President-elect Donald Trump taking office in January, contributor Ryan Meres outlines what builders need to pay attention to when it comes to energy-efficient tax credits and building codes.

Pre-Election Survival Guide for Homebuilders Amid Uncertainty

Marketing & Sales

Pre-Election Survival Guide for Homebuilders Amid Uncertainty

Builders must adapt now to shifting buyer sentiment, interest rates, and evolving housing policies post-election.

Together with

New Home Star

Now Is No Time To Deplete U.S. Housing's Frontline Workforce

Policy

Now Is No Time To Deplete U.S. Housing's Frontline Workforce

The Looming Threat to Home Construction: How a Mass Deportation Could Paralyze the U.S. Housing Market

Race For The White House '24: Housing Affordability In The Spotlight

Policy

Race For The White House '24: Housing Affordability In The Spotlight

What does the 2024 election mean for the future of housing?

Energy Codes Are Complicated: Time for a Simpler Approach?

Policy

Energy Codes Are Complicated: Time for a Simpler Approach?

Homebuilders can get ahead of code changes by taking advantage of incentives and participating in state code adoption processes where they build.

A Matter Of Debate: Cutting Through The B.S. On Housing Fixes

Policy

A Matter Of Debate: Cutting Through The B.S. On Housing Fixes

"I equate the presidential campaign proposals to spiking the punch. It is fun; everyone enjoys it, at least until the inevitable hangover comes. Fixing supply is more like telling people they really do have to eat their vegetables." - Scott Cox, SLC Advisors